U.S. Recovers Offensive Against Iran After Breaking Trump Peace Agreement
The origin of the current conflict dates back to June 17, when Trump and Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian signed a memorandum in Islamabad that ended
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The United States again bombed targets in Iran on Wednesday, in a new escalation that already buries the fragile ceasefire reached on June 17 and completely reopens the war in the Persian Gulf. The United States warned that 20 warships patrol the Middle East while Trump is threatening further attacks on Iran. NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte supported the attacks and demanded free navigation in Ormuz as a "crucial condition for the 32 allies" of the Alliance, through which 20% of the world's oil flows.
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The United States again bombed targets in Iran on Wednesday, in a new escalation that already buries the fragile ceasefire reached on June 17 and completely reopens the war in the Persian Gulf.
according to ABC — InternacionalThe United States warned that 20 warships patrol the Middle East while Trump is threatening further attacks on Iran.
according to Infobae — AméricaNATO Secretary General Mark Rutte supported the attacks and demanded free navigation in Ormuz as a "crucial condition for the 32 allies" of the Alliance, through which 20% of the world's oil flows.
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